Christmas Eve in the Market Place in Ringwood is a very special time. The event has been going since the 1950's and the idea of chidren giving presents to Father Christmas began over 30 years ago.The Rotary Club of Ringwood took over the event in 1999.
A special night run by Ringwood Rotary Club to let children meet Father Christmas on Christmas Eve and present him with a present so they can then be delivered to less fortunate Children. This means lots more children in the area manage to celebrate the opening of presents over the Christmas period.
THANK YOU AND MERRY CHRISTMAS.
Come back in 2024 for an even better time.
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Our members support numerous community activities throughout the year. At the Town’s Grand Fireworks Event we smoothly managed entry using the new ticketing system at the entry gates along with Ringwood Men’s Shed.
moreThe competition is in its twelfth year and has grown from one participating school to twenty four schools across Hampshire, Dorset and Wiltshire participating in 2024. Let's make 2025 another record year!
moreThe Rotary Clubs of Ringwood, Bournemouth, Parkstone, and Pool lead by the Rotary Club of Winchester have joined together with nine Rotary Clubs in Uganda to fund the purchase and equipping of a mobile library in Kasese, Uganda
more3 billion children immunised. 21 million saved from paralysis. 1,000 cases a day reduced to just dozens per year. Read the story of one of the most ambitious and successful public health programmes in history - pioneered by Rotary.
moreWe’ve been supporting Ringwood Junior School’s Engineering Club for over 12 years now. To help fund the club we’ve secured sponsorship for them from Armfield Ltd. Managing Director Andy Macpherson joined us at our recent meeting.
moreWhat a great bunch of people to be working with on the north gate at the Ellingham Show. Almost smooth running! Thanks to all the Rotarians who took part plus our friends (and family members) and the Ringwood Carnival Crew.
moreWow! If you weren’t at The Barn yesterday evening you missed a great night with The Swing Unlimited Big Band. 180 of us danced the evening away and raised funds for good causes. A really great evening.
moreOn 3rd July we said a big ‘thank you’ to our outgoing President, Trevor Pogson, and ‘hello’ to our new President, Maddie Phillips. The Rotary Club of Ringwood was Chartered in 1947 so Maddie becomes our 77th President.
more24 schools across the South of England submitted a record 1158 entries on this year's subject - Atmosphere
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